photo by Pawel Adamski
debinski@iastate.edu
Professor, Ecology,
Evolution
and Organismal
Biology
B.A. 1984,
University of
Maryland
M.S. 1986, University
of
Michigan
Ph.D. 1991 Montana
State
University
I pursue research and teaching in the fields of conservation biology, landscape ecology, global climate change, wildlife biology, and restoration ecology.
See a list of publications
Courses I teach:
- Introduction to Biology (BIOL 211)
- Women in Science and Engineering (BIOL/WS 307)
- Vertebrate Biology (BIOL 365)
- Conservation Biology (BIOL 471X, 531)
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Fieldtrip (EEB 585)
Some of my current research projects include:
- patch-burn grazing approaches to prairie restoration
- restoring prairie habitats that have incurred biodiversity loss. For a new book describing my research on this topics see "The Prairie Builders: Reconstructing America's Lost Grasslands" by Sneed Collard
- testing the use of GIS and remote sensing data in predicting species distributions in montane meadows under present day and global climate change scenarios. GYE website
- a web site for Butterflies of Grand Teton National Park.
- global climate change and the ISU Climate Science Initiative
ADVANCE Activities:
- NSF ADVANCE grant for Institutional Change related to recruitment and retention of women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields
- ISU ADVANCE Program
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